Install ida-codemode from PyPI, not a sibling clone

The README told people to "git clone ... ../ida-codemode" and pyproject carried
a matching [tool.uv.sources] path override. That is not a convention, it is
Duncan's development layout, inherited from the port patch and never
questioned: it writes into the parent of the user's checkout, breaks if the
directory is named anything else, and pins everyone to whatever happens to be
in that working tree.

ida-codemode is published on PyPI (0.3.1, the same version the clone was
sitting at), so the dependency is now an ordinary versioned requirement and
"uv sync" is the whole install. Verified end to end: uv lock resolves, uv sync
--frozen installs from the registry, and ida_codemode.client.DatabaseHandle
imports from the resulting venv.

The path override is still the right answer when hacking on both at once, so
that stays in the README as one "uv add --editable" line rather than as the
default everyone pays for.

Also fixed the plugin command it now documents: upstream's own README passes
--prerelease=allow, and without it uvx refuses to resolve, because ida-codemode
depends on ida-domain>=0.5.1.dev2. Checked that --install-plugin is a real flag
and that the command runs, instead of copying it over on faith.

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